Wrigley Weekly Newsitem
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26 Aug 1869
Page 1
The Weekly Echo in Lake Charles, Louisiana
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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1869
Page
1
Cantrell shoots Dock Jones in sudden murder near Nashville Banner
Cantrell, enraged by Cain like envy, confronts Dock Jones at his home. He fires a shotgun from ambush, striking Jones in the heart and killing him after a quarrelless moment. Dock Jones, married to Cantrell's sister, was on his porch when the fatal shot was fired. The incident occurred near the Nashville Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Trell
Cain
Rod
Robin
Cal Tate
Dock Jones
Dock
Cantrell
Toots
Jona
Nashville Banner
A Death Kiss In South Nashville
A young Germantown man named Joe Whity, about eighteen, visited his fiancée Miss Barnes in South Nashville on a Saturday night. The pair, engaged to be married, sat in the parlor sewing and chatting as the young man complimented her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Whity
Germantown
South Nashville
Miss Barnes
Fragmentary dramatic scene from a damaged 19th century text
An unnamed speaker consoles a grieving woman as a fatal illness looms. A young man, a doctor, and a steamboat captain figure in a mixed narrative fragment with references to happiness, loss, and imminent death, all conveyed in clipped, antiquated diction.
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